United States v. Vincent Adams, Robert D. Petty, Jr., Tracy T. Fitzgerald, Charmin Banks and Gregory Hayes

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• concluding necessity shown where other surveillance techniques were considered too dangerous and could result in detection of the investigation
• concluding necessity shown where other surveillance techniques were considered too dangerous and could result in detec- tion of the investigation
• holding \the government is not required to show that the weapon was present during a specific drug trafficking offense.\
• noting that an unconditional plea is “a waiver of non-jur- isdictional defects occurring prior to the plea,” including Fourth Amendment claims
• rejecting claim that even if first wiretap was necessary, the second was not because the government had obtained sufficient information from the first
• rejecting claim that even if first wiretap was necessary, the second was not because the government had obtained sufficient information from the first

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